Danny's 4door Calypso 24v car
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I might actually run one of those depending on how subtle it is
Some still complain of squeaks after using grease, even after modifying them to use zerk fittings. So, still hit or miss.
I've got heim joint endlinks all around with zero noise. Which endlinks are you running?The sway bar endlinks make way much more noise in the cabin than the bushingsLeave a comment:
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Hey Danny,
Nice car, mate.
I'll mail you a high-five at the first opportunity.
Regards,
Dr GigglefingersLeave a comment:
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I put new oem subframe/trailing arm bushings few years back and they seem to work just fine for dd/autox.Leave a comment:
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I agree with this. However if you use a long lasting grease of some wor when you assemble them they are less prone to sqeaking. Plus I only hear mine when I turn down the radio. As in turned down and off. The sway bar endlinks make way much more noise in the cabin than the bushingsLeave a comment:
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Agreed.I just replaced all the suspension rubber on my '89 and it is nice. For a street car you don't want to hate ,rubber is the way to go. New rubber is taut and supple much like a fit young woman and you won't have to explain to everyone who rides in your car why it sounds like the screen door on your grandmothers house every time you pull in the driveway.Leave a comment:
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I just replaced all the suspension rubber on my '89 and it is nice. For a street car you don't want to hate ,rubber is the way to go. New rubber is taut and supple much like a fit young woman and you won't have to explain to everyone who rides in your car why it sounds like the screen door on your grandmothers house every time you pull in the driveway.Leave a comment:
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Go OEM rubber, Danny. There's really no point in spending twice or more on poly.Leave a comment:

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